The Operation ToyBox catalog · WS382
The two men in WS382 lean forward at different angles, rifles held ready as they move. Their clothing reverses the balance of plain and patterned garments from one figure to the other.
The pair is designed to work together
King & Country describes two infantrymen advancing toward a new position. One is bent lower, creating a different head height and stride from his companion.
The shared direction links them, while the differing posture keeps the scene from looking like two copies of one sculpt.
Look at jacket and trousers separately
One man combines a patterned upper garment with plain trousers; the other wears the plainer jacket with patterned trousers. Helmet treatments add another difference.
This mixed arrangement is a defining feature of the later HJSS releases. Color placement matters when comparing them with earlier individual figures or with the other two-man packs.
A small movement vignette
The figures do not need to stand shoulder to shoulder. A slight offset leaves both rifles visible and gives the lower figure enough space for his forward lean.
The manufacturer’s Normandy 12th SS setting identifies the intended historical grouping, but the pair does not document a named encounter or a specific stretch of terrain.
WS383 and WS384 are separate two-person releases with different combinations of movement and firing. A group photograph of all six should not be mistaken for the contents of WS382 alone.
This release contains the two advancing figures shown. Check their complete weapons, legs and clothing against the reference rather than using a broad count of two German infantrymen. The visual relationship between the two is the reason the set has its own catalog identity.
Release record and collecting notes
Sager’s archived WS382 product record lists a release date of May 2023. These are catalog dates, rather than a statement about today’s secondhand availability. Compare the seller’s actual photographs with the reference image here, including any projecting equipment and the base; a familiar box title alone is not a condition report.
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